Resident Peter Randall, whose son's house lies a stone's throw away from the turbine, said an investigation is not enough and the turbine should be removed permanently.
He said: "With the recent cold weather and icy conditions, we have been worried, but with the turbine switched off no ice has fallen.
"We still want the turbine removed as we don't know enough about it.
"We do welcome an investigation, but to be honest the turbine should never have been put there in the first place.
"I don't know what we have done to deserve it, as it's not just the ice but the noise and light flicker.
Residents have joined forces to write a letter to the Fenland District Council outlining their fears and adding to the complaints to the environmental health department at due to alleged noise pollution

There are hosts of measures to guard against ice shedding, and rather successful, but none better than careful siting.  I guess god was angry with the good citizens of petersbourough.

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